Community Engagement Afrikindness
Kemi Oseni is an experienced researcher and community engagement practitioner working at the intersection of research inclusion, digital health, and health equity. With credible cross-sector experience and a Masters in Research from the University of Glasgow, her research interests include health inequalities, ethical digital health innovation, governance of telehealth and AI in African healthcare systems, innovations in young people’s Mental health, and current global research trends in Education.
She currently partners with NHS research teams to engage African and African-Caribbean communities in clinical research to improve representation of minority populations in health research. She led the NHS research project to identify and address structural and cultural
barriers to participation through focus groups, interviews, community mapping, and evidence-based design solutions. Kemi is also a member of the Ethnic Minority Research and Inclusion (EMRI), Innovation Research Caucus, and an upcoming member of the HRA Research Ethics Committee.
